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The Watcher in the Window
It was a dark and stormy night, and Emily was home alone. She had always been a bit nervous about being home alone, but tonight, something felt different. There was an eerie silence that seemed to hang in the air, and she couldn't shake the feeling that she was being watched.
By Abdul Haseeb3 years ago in Horror
Angie’s Cave
Peter was born in the mountains of rural Virginia, where he spent his childhood days exploring the tree-covered hills and grassy valleys surrounding his home. As he reached his pre-teen years, he became fascinated with the multitude of caves tucked away all around the area. Peter’s parents supported his newfound interest, placing only one restriction on his explorations. He must never, under any circumstance, enter Angie’s Cave.
By Mark Gagnon3 years ago in Horror
The Backrooms Decrypted: Electrical Station (Level 3)
Hey there, Explorer. You're still stuck in the backrooms, which is not surprising considering that no one has ever managed to escape this awful location. But who knows—maybe you'll be the first. I apologize; I just found the idea amusing. Please ignore me. Anyway, where were we on your tortuous, prolonged journey deeper into obscurity? You've opened the door and entered a new space. Below you, a floor made of dusty, white tiles that look like filed bone is waiting for you.
By Info3 years ago in Horror
Decrypted The Backrooms: Pipe Dreams (Level 2)
Welcome, Explorer. Back so soon, just kidding, we know you aren't going anywhere. You made your way into the Backrooms not too long ago, and that's a one way trip, dear friends. One way or another, you're going to die in here. The big question is which level you'll meet your end on. But you've at least made it to Level 2 Nobody can take that away from you.
By Info3 years ago in Horror
The Backrooms Decrypted: In The Habitable Zone, Monster Encounters (Level 1)
Welcome, Explorer. If you're seeing this, it means you're one of the select people who have been able to no longer clip into the backrooms. You ought to give yourself a pat on the back for that. You're one of the winners here. You just made it to Level 1, the Habitable Zone. You take a deep breath, sucking in a waft of thick, metallic air that tastes like an oil slick. Your first impression is that it looks a little like an abandoned warehouse that's seen better days, or one of those spooky parking complexes you were always afraid to walk through after late shifts at work. But here, fear isn't an option.
By Info3 years ago in Horror
DECRYPTED: The Pool Rooms (The Backrooms Level 37)
Welcome, wanderer. Once more, you've no-clipped straight through reality and are deep inside the perilous backroom world. Today's adventures take you to level 37, also known as the Poolrooms. All things considered, there are a lot worse things you could have done than to end up here.
By Info3 years ago in Horror
The Backrooms (Level 0 to 2): How to Survive It.
Suddenly, you find yourself somewhere after making a turn unexpectedly. The carpet beneath your feet is damp, and the walls are an obscenely yellow color. The harsh fluorescent lighting above your head hums violently, its intensity varying like the heartbeat of a living thing. You unintentionally entered a zone where no living thing should be and no-clipped reality. Your survival, along with your sanity, is not guaranteed now that you've entered the backrooms.
By Info3 years ago in Horror
Decrypted : The Backrooms
It's a typical Tuesday afternoon in a typical office complex. The elevator in the garage is occupied by Grace, an intern. She is headed for the 10th-floor CEO's office. Rob, a junior sales agent, enters just as the doors close. Grace has previously been the victim of one of Rob's little practical jokes, which involves pressing all the buttons just before he exits the first floor.
By Info3 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'The Devil Below' (2021)
You know, this was okay. It had the production quality of a SyFy Channel Original. That means shitty CGI minimum. And yeah, that's what you get. The monsters really look like garbage up close. Hell, you see that maw at the bottom of the movie poster? That shit would be good, but they look nothing like that. They kinda look like a shitty CGI version of the Fluke Man from X-Files but with a giant head. I mean, they had practical FX costumes for the monsters, so why not go all in on practical FX? Hell, a shitty rubber monster looks better than a shitty CGI monster. But they basically use lighting and camera filters to cover how bad everything looks. I mean, I know rubber monster suits are expensive, especially when you need at least a dozen, but that's why you have one really good one for up close and a bunch of really basic ones to cover with the lighting and filters. I mean, that's what lighting and filters are for. Like I said in my review of Alien Abduction (2014), it's okay to cover up your shitty rubber monster costumes. You can make the worst rubber monster look good with the right lighting and filters. And, I mean, they seemed to get that in this movie, because they go out of their way to cover up the FX with lighting and filters. So why half-ass CGI when you can whole-ass latex?
By Reed Alexander3 years ago in Horror
The Yule Lads Diarys Pt 11
December 22nd- Gáttaþefur Olf came onto the porch to talk with me. I was sitting with the basket on my lap, staring at the snow.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
Top 10 horror movie watched in this year
Top 10 horror movies watched in this year Introduction:Horror movies are a great way to get your heart racing and your mind spinning. From classic horror films to modern horror blockbusters, the genre has something to offer for everyone. The following list contains some of the best horror movies of all time, guaranteed to give you the creeps and keep you on the edge of your seat. So if you're looking for a good scare, these are the top 10 horror movies you should watch.
By Sharan Kumar3 years ago in Horror
Edison's Frankenstein
Charles Ogle was, I think, my first true glimpse of cinematic horror and absurdity. Even if that is not quite true, it still has the ring of truth buried somewhere deep, deep down in its brackish, still-beating heart. His agonized, idiot visage, his long, pointed nails, his hunched and hairy frame; these things all wore the aspect of a medieval peasant, a village idiot from some lost, forgotten fairy tale. His hair, which was a frizzy, wild coif atop his suffering skull-wherein dull, ignorant eyes rested above the misshapen mouth, a mouth from which no one could guess capable articulation could emerge--all added the mien of hideousness, of a legendary ogre to the grotesque embodiment of long-suffering abandonment; abandoned, because--born of death.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror